BRIDPORT 2 BLANDFORD UNITED 0
A goal in each half was enough to give Bridport maximum points against their visitors from Blandford and move them off the foot of the table. Shane Evans put the Bees one up on the half hour and then with six minutes to go the Bees doubled their score with a goal from Jon Ritchie.

GILLINGHAM TOWN 2 STURMINSTER NEWTON UNITED 0
League runners up Gillingham Town won their North Dorset derby with Sturminster Newton United 2-0. The Gills marksmen were Ben Thomson and Dan Cox. This was the Gills last Premier League game as they are moving on to step six football next season.

HAMWORTHY UNITED 1 COBHAM SPORTS 3
Cobham Sports finished the season off as they started with maximum points when they defeated their hosts Hamworthy United 3-1 and moved out of the bottom three. Bradley Asagba put the Sports in front after 10 minutes and 5 minutes later Sam Cummings doubled the Sports tally before the Hammers reduced the arrears with an own goal just before the break. Cobham made the points save midway through the second half with a goal from Luke Dawe.

SWANAGE TOWN & HERSTON 1 WINCANTON TOWN 3
Wincanton Town with their 3-1 win at Swanage relegated their hosts to the foot of the table, the Swans consolation goal coming from Jacob Harrop. This was Wincantons 14th win in their first season in the League and will finish in 6th spot.

WESTLAND SPORTS 2 PORTLAND UNITED 5
Portland United the League winners completed their season with a 5-2 win at Westland Sports with their goals coming from Lewis Whyton with a hat trick and one apiece from Matt White and Michael Walker. The Sports consolation goals both came from Ian Harris.

HAMWORTHY RECREATION 3-0 WESTLAND SPORTS

Hamworthy Recreation retained the League Cup in a closer game than the score suggests against Westland Sports 3-0.Hamworthy had the better of the early exchanges but the Sports gradually eased their way into the game and had two headers just shave the bar and brought out two fantastic saves from Recreations goal keeper Kevin Leonard, then on twenty-nine minutes the man of the match Mike Nutley put Hamworthy in front and then from then on it was a very even affair with the game switching from end to end .

The Sports thought they had equalised but the goal was disallowed after 75minutes and still pressing forward for the equaliser the Sports conceded two further goals, one in the 85th minute through Chris Rigger and in one in the 90th minute when Mike Notley scored his second. This was a good performance by the Sports who were without their entire strike force though injury.

The presentations after the game were made by Alan Burt the Dorset Premier League President to the two sides, he also presented the Jewsons player of the match award that went to Mike Nutley who was perhaps the difference between the two sides.

BRIDPORT 4 WINCANTON TOWN 1
Bridport stay at the foot of the table despite their 4-1 win against their visitors from Wincanton Town. Chris Skinner put the Bees in front after 37 mins and the same player made it two nil just before the break. At the start of the second half Wincanton Town reduced the arrears with a goal from Jamie Barber. A penalty conversion by Chris Skinner completed his hat trick in the 69th minute and he added a fourth in the 89th minute to give the Bees their fifth win of the season. This was Wincantons 10th defeat but they stay in 6th spot.

CRANBORNE 1 WESTLAND SPORTS 1
Cranborne maintained their recent good form when they shared two goals and the points with their visitors from Westland Sports. After a goal less first half Nick Dashwood put the Cranes in front and they held this advantage until the 82nd minute when an own goal brought the Sports level. This result leaves the teams in 8th and 4th places respectively.

HAMWORTHY RECREATION 5 POOLE BOROUGH 0
Hamworthy Recreation made third place their own when they defeated their visitors from Poole Borough 5-0. Recreation took the lead on the half hour with a strike from Mike Notley and then came four goals from Chris Rigler coming in the 48th, 53rd, 56th and 71st minutes to dash any hopes of a Hornets revival. Poole Borough have now completed their fixtures and will finish in 8th place.

HOLT UNITED 0 STURMINSTER MARSHALL 4
Holt Uniteds end of season blues hit again when they lost 4-0 to their visitors from Sturminster Marshall and getting on the score sheet were Ross Humphrey, Will Gage, Mark Henson and Scott Thomas. This was Sturminster's first win in their last nine outings while Holt United have lost their last four games.

PORTLAND UNITED 3 BLANDFORD UNITED 0
Having won the League with their victory in mid week Portland United maintained their seven point difference at the top when they beat Blandford United 3-0 with goals from Matt White with a brace and one from John Lamb.

SWANAGE TOWN AND HERSTON 0 GILLINGHAM TOWN 1
Gillingham Town secured the runners up spot with an injury time goal from Mark Champion at Swanage.This was the Swans 16th defeat and they remain in the bottom two.

There is once again going to be a match played in memory of the late Irvin Brown at the County Ground Hamworthy on Cup Final Day May 17th 11.00am kick off.The game will be played between a veteran Hamworthy United Team, all aged 35yrs and over, and one from Hamworthy Recreation Football Club.

Other events will inlude an under fifteen Penalty Shoot-out,Bouncy Castle, Prize Raffle and an Auction for memorabilia from Portsmouth, Southampton, and Bournemouth Football Clubs, The entertainment will continue after the FA Cup with music from the popular local band The Ju Ju Men starting at 5-30pm. This years match is sponsored by Bayview Developments (Bournemouth) Ltd.

COBHAM SPORTS 2 STURMINSTER NEWTON UNITED 0
Cobham Sports remain in the bottom two despite their 2-0 victory over their visitors from Sturminster Newton United.
This was Sturminsters 14th defeat and as a result they slip a place to 10th

HAMWORTHY RECREATION 2 GILLINGHAM TOWN 1
Hamworthy Recreation stay in third spot after their odd goal in three win against their visitors from Gillingham Town. It was a very even encounter and it took 70 minutes for a team to break the deadlock and that was the Gills with a goal from Jason Manley but seven minutes later the scores were level when Tom Willis struck for Hamworthy then in the 90th minute Gary Vincent scored the winner for Recreation. Hamworthy have now gone 12 games with out defeat.

STURMINSTER MARSHALL 1 CRANBORNE 5
Cranborne moved up a place to 9th with a 5-1 win over their hosts Sturminster Marshall . Sturminster 4 down at the interval scored their consolation goal through Davis Hounsell before the Cranes netted a 5th to secure maximum points. This was Sturminster 16th defeat as they stay in the bottom three.

WESTLAND SPORTS 5 HAMWORTHY UNITED 1
Westland Sports stay in 4th place after their 5-1 victory against their visitors from Hamworthy United with their goals coming from Phil Ormrod with a brace and one each for Danny Call, Andrew Smith and Stev Lindegaard while Darran Orchard netted for the Hammers.

WINCANTON TOWN 0 PORTLAND UNITED 4
Portland United moved seven points clear in pole position and have one hand on the League Championship when they defeated their hosts Wincanton Town 4-0 and they just three matches to play and to make sure they need only win one of those games. This was Wincantons 9th defeat but they stay in 6th place.

COBHAM SPORTS 0 GILLINGHAM TOWN 4
Gillingham Town kept up the pressure on the leaders with a 4-0 win against their hosts Cobham Sports with two goals coming in each half from Loic Herouard, Jon Delahaye, Dan Cox and Steve Graham.They need a point a game in their last four matches to finish in the top two. This was the Sports 15th defeat and they stay in the bottom two.

CRANBORNE 4 HOLT UNITED 2
Cranborne kept up their recent good form with a 4-2 victory over their visitors from Holt United and have now lost only once in their last 10 matches. Carl Poore put the Cranes in front on the half hour and five minutes later Oli Hepworth made it two nil but just before the break Holt Reduced the arrears with a strike from Ross Mills and then equalised in the 55th minute through Kevin Blackham. It was the Cranes who took the points with two further goals from Oli Hepworth who completed his hat trick with goals in the 72nd and 80th minutes. This win keeps the Cranes in 11th place while Holt slip to 5th place

HAMWORTHY RECREATION 5 WESTLAND SPORTS 0
Hamworthy Recreation moved into the top three following their 5-0 against their visitors from Westland Sports. The two teams will meet again in the League Cup Final later on in the month but it is Hamworthy who, have drawn first blood with this emphatic win with their goals coming from Mike Notley with a hat trick with goals in the 23rd, 73rd and 87th minutes and there were one apiece for Dominic Allen in the 16th minute and Kane Andrew in the 36th minute. This was the Sports 5th defeat and they slip a place to fourth.

POOLE BOROUGH 2 WINCANTON TOWN 0
A goal in each half was enough to give Poole Borough their second win in a row when they defeated their visitors from Wincanton Town. Kieran Campbell scored in the 11th minute, but the goal that clinched the game came in the 54th minute. This victory for the Hornets keeps them in 7th place while their visitors remain in 6th place.

STURMINSTER MARSHALL 2 BRIDPORT 3
Briport won only their fourth game of the season when they defeated their hosts Sturminster Marshall by the odd goal in five but being three up at the break nearly let it slip as Sturminster came back at them with goals from Ross Humphry and Scott Thomas. Despite their win the Bees stay at the foot of the table but now on goal difference while Sturminster are only two places higher after suffering their 15th defeat.

STURNINSTER NEWTON 1 PORTLAND UNITED 5
Portland United maintained their four point lead in pole position following their 5-1 win at Sturminstetr Newton. Portland took the lead in the 40th minute with a goal from Ross Doige, the Islanders increased their lead with a couple of goals from Adam Linaker in the 50th and 64th minutes and a fourth from Matt White in the 72nd minute before Sturminster reduced the arrears with a goal from Wayne Moussalli. It was Matt White with his second goal that made the game safe for Portland. This victory means that the Islanders must finish in the top two.